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Ever wondered how measurements make their way into our modern day computer systems, transducers bridge the gap, and that’s the subject of today’s PodCast

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So #spotify just asked me to add my PodCast To their site...that’s pretty cool

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Thank you to all my PodCast listers, today we’ve earned a fourth digit, over 1,000 downloads. #gratitude

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Bet you wish you could reduce your calibration costs. In today’s PodCast I lay out some simple strategies to do exactly that. Check out the PT Guru’s PodCast on iTunes

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Time is our only limitation on this earth... let that sink in for a minute #makepositivitylouder

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Tolerance of your standards causing you trouble in your measurements? In today’s PodCast we talk drift, and how it can help!!

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#makepositivitylouder

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Remember when you were in school, and the teacher told you to show your work? Well that’s what uncertainty budgets are all about. In today’s PodCast I talk uncertainty budgets.

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Do you ever think about things that influence measurement? I do, in today’s podcast we dig into some examples to get you thinking about things that might impact your measurements.

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In today’s PodCast we do a deep dive into liquid flow meters, check it out and let me know what you think 🤔

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Ever wonder how gravity impacts calibration and metrology, in today’s PodCast we go there

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Did you know that using intermediate checks between periodic calibrations is a great way to potentially extend your calibration cycles, today I talk about that

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It’s pretty amazing to think that every atom in our bodies was once part of a star that exploded eons ago...gives you a little perspective in life

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Do you first, everything thing else will fall into place once you do...

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Developing a relationship between measurements is critical in truly understanding what is happening

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I’ve been doing this Calibraton stuff for a long time, here’s my story